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Noise Sensitivity is a self-hypnosis recording from Uncommon Knowledge, available through Hypnosis Downloads. The seller presents the audio as a resource about responses to sound.
Misophonia and hyperacusis are different
Misophonia involves a strong emotional response to particular sounds; hyperacusis involves everyday sounds seeming excessively loud or sometimes painful. A general product description cannot establish which experience you have.
Points to consider
If ordinary sounds feel painful or unusually loud, seek medical or audiology advice. Explain the triggers, any hearing changes and the effect on daily life rather than assuming relaxation alone is the answer.
The recording is not hearing treatment and cannot guarantee reduced sensitivity. Keep listening volume comfortable and stop if audio causes pain or distress; do not force yourself through unpleasant sound exposure.
Further information: NHS: hyperacusis and other sound sensitivities.
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Frequently asked questions
Is all noise sensitivity misophonia?
No. Sound-related problems can differ, including sensitivity to loudness or pain as well as emotional responses to particular triggers.
Will the recording treat a hearing problem?
No. Pain, hearing changes or unusually loud everyday sounds deserve appropriate assessment.
Should I keep listening if it hurts?
No. Stop and seek advice rather than using discomfort as a test of progress.
Where can I check the price and purchase terms?
The linked Hypnosis Downloads page provides the current price, product details, access information and applicable purchase and refund terms. That website handles the sale and supplies the recording.
